ClipScribe turns long videos into subtitled social clips with styled captions and automatic resizing for every platform.
ClipScribe helps video creators repurpose footage into social-ready clips: automatic transcription produces editable subtitles, caption styles are fully brandable, and resizing reframes video for Instagram, TikTok, Facebook and LinkedIn. Its editor adds headlines, B-roll and call-to-action overlays without a full video suite, and rendering is cloud-fast. Creators use it to turn webinars, podcasts and livestreams into weeks of content with captions that drive silent-feed engagement.
ClipScribe offers a free trial with subscription plans by video volume and feature access.
Video creators, coaches and marketers who repurpose long-form content into captioned social clips weekly.
Podcasters cut episode highlights with burned-in captions sized for each platform, and coaches repurpose webinar recordings into promotional clips with call-to-action overlays.
Upload a video, let the transcription produce subtitle draft, style the captions to your brand and export clips for your top two platforms first.
A free trial is available; ongoing production requires a subscription.
It is a self-service editor; programmatic access is limited.
Versus OpusClip’s AI selection, ClipScribe gives manual control over cuts and styling; versus CapCut it is web-based and caption-specialized.
Automatic transcription handles clean audio well and the editor makes corrections fast for industry terms and names.
Vertical, square and landscape exports cover the major placements across TikTok, Instagram, YouTube and LinkedIn.
Caption templates control fonts, colors and animation, and brand kits keep every clip consistent across a content series.
Yes — headline overlays and end-screen calls to action convert viewers toward subscriptions and offers without leaving the editor.
Music and audio levels adjust within projects, balancing voice and bed tracks for social feeds where captions carry the message.
Export limits scale with your plan, and batch processing handles multiple clips per session for weekly content production.
Plans accommodate teams producing content collaboratively; higher tiers add seats and shared brand assets.